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"A delightfully layered story of Nobody Owens, who is raised by the semi-living and the dead in a graveyard. Gaiman uses wit and his depth of knowledge of the arcane to create a safe and nurturing world for the young orphan to grow and thrive in. This will be a joy for all ages!" --Jane Jacobs, Porter Square Books, Cambridge, MA
Photo of Bill Hader & Neil from Graveyard Book tour.
COMIC URBAN LEGEND: Neil Gaiman reworked his Phantom Stranger proposal into Sandman.
STATUS: Basically True
The Bryant Park Project, June 9, 2008 · Neil Gaiman, author of the new book Anansi Boys, discusses the appeal of trickster gods, writing a novel where the default skin color is black, and the triumph of smarts over strength. [15 min 35 sec]
Gaiman describes his latest children's novel, "The Graveyard Book," coming in September from HarperCollins. For LJ's full BEA coverage: http://www.libraryjournal.com/article/CA6566655.html
Stardust has been nominated for Best Dramatic Presentation, Long Form for the Hugos
Best Sci-Fi or Fantasy (apparently these two go together - I don't make the rules) is presented by the lovely Haley Atwell, your bona fide next big thing. The prize goes to Stardust, which I saw only recently and really liked. But you probably don't care
Director MATTHEW VAUGHN picked up Best Sci-Fi/Fantasy for Stardust. Similar article in the Sun http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/bizarre/article894785.ece
